Piermaria Mendolicchio
DeepMind
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After working in PlayStation for over 12 years and looking at the beloved TRCs and submission process, Piermaria is now a Senior Technical Program Manager at Google DeepMind, working with the Sima team and other incredible AI applications and researches.
Piermaria Mendolicchio is speaking at the following session/s
A Generalist AI Agent for 3D Virtual Environments
Join us for an insightful session where we delve into the work of Google DeepMind's "A Generalist AI Agent for 3D Virtual Environments." We will present an in-depth exploration of this generalist AI agent's capabilities within immersive games and 3D environments.
During this session, we will cover
- The hypothesis behind this project and how did we get here
- Its performance across a diverse range of games and virtual environments
- The agent's ability to learn, adapt, and solve short horizon challenges autonomously
We will also discuss the challenges and opportunities that arise from developing and deploying generalist AI agents in virtual environments. Whether you're an AI enthusiast, a researcher, or simply curious about the cutting-edge of AI, this session will provide valuable insights and spark thought-provoking discussions.
Join us as we unlock the future of AI and explore the transformative potential of generalist AI agents in shaping our interactions with virtual worlds.
Session Takeaway
- Learning about the capabilities of generalist AI agents in games and 3D virtual environments
- Recognizing the challenges and opportunities associated with the development and deployment of these agents
- Gaining insights into the future directions and applications of AI in virtual environments
- Appreciating the transformative potential of AI in enhancing digital experiences
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